Lee Hoi-chuen
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| Chinese name | 李海泉 (Traditional) |
| Chinese name | 李海泉 (Simplified) |
| Pinyin | Lǐ Hǎiquán (Mandarin) |
| Jyutping | Lei5 Hoi2 Cyun4 (Cantonese) |
| Birth name | Lee Moon Shuen 李滿船 |
| Ancestry | Shunde, Guangdong, China |
| Origin | Hong Kong |
| Born | 4 February 1901 Shunde, Guangdong, China |
| Died | 7 February 1965 (aged 64) Hong Kong |
| Spouse(s) | Grace Ho |
| Children | Agnes Lee Phoebe Lee Peter Lee Bruce Lee Robert Lee |
Lee Hoi-Chuen (4 February 1901 – 7 February 1965) was Bruce Lee's father and was a Hong Kong Cantonese opera singer and film actor.
Lee Hoi-chuen and his wife, Grace Ho, were in San Francisco in 1940 when Bruce Lee was born; they were on a one-year U.S. tour with the Cantonese Opera Company. Their other son Robert, Bruce's younger brother was famous in Hong Kong during the 1960s as the lead singer and founder of a popular beat band The Thunderbirds.[1][2]
Lee Hoi-chuen died at the age of 64, a week after the birth of his grandson, Brandon Lee. He was portrayed by Tony Leung Ka-fai in the 2010 film Bruce Lee, My Brother.
[edit] Filmography
- Gu ling jing guai (1952)
- Xi lu xiang (1950)
- Huang jin shi jie (1948)
- Robbing the Dead (1939)
- Christmas Tree (1947)
- Hundreds of Birds Adoring a Phoenix (1947) ... beggar
- Feed the Scholar (1947)
- Wealth Is Like a Dream (1948) ... Cheung Chiu
- A Golden World (1948)
- Five Rascals in the Eastern Capital (Part 1) (1948)
- Five Rascals in the Eastern Capital (Part 2) (1948)
- The Four Kings of Heaven (1948)
- Native Scholar (1948)
- The Outstanding One (1948)
- Two Drug Addicts Sweep a Long Dike (1948) ... Chiu Ting-Cheong
- Everything Goes My Way (1948)
- Rich and Abundant (1948)
- Full Happiness (1949) ... Smallpox Hoi
- Trashy Heaven (1949) ... Fortune teller
- Golden Turtle from Hell (1949) ... Chun Pak-Cheung
- Out of This World (1949)
- Romantic Adventure (1949)
- Loosing the Red Sack (1949) ... Cheung Si-Ma
- How Ten Heroes of Guangdong Slew the Dragon (1950)
- Kaleidoscope (1950)
- Seven Shaolin Heroes' Five Ventures into Mount Emei (Part 2) (1950) ... laughing work
- Seven Shaolin Heroes' Five Ventures into Mount Emei (Part 1) (1950) ... laughing work
- The Haunt of the Eastern Capital (Part 3) (1950) ... Chiang Ping
- The Story of Tung Siu-Yen (1950) ... Fo Yee the Eunuch
- The Kid (1950) ... Hung Pak-Ho
- Life's Blessing Complete (1950)
- The Net of Justice (1950)
- A Great Hero of Many Blunders (1951)
- Business Is Blooming (1951)
- She Says "No!" to Marriage (1951)
- Funny Fellows (1952)
- A Bright Future (1952)
- The Story of Diaochan (1953)
- The God's Story (1953)
- Peace to All Generations (1953)
- The Independent Daughter (1955)
- The Flower-Girl in Love (1955)
- The Next Generation (1955)
- Bad-luck for the Fishmonger at Tortoise Hill (1955)
- Bandits of Shandong Province (1955)
- The Three Tests of Yu Tangchun (1955)
- Now That I've Got a Daughter, Everything's O.K. (1955)
- Backyard Adventures (1955) ... fortune-teller
- The Merry Month of May (1955)
- Philosopher Zhangzhi's Butterfly Dream (1956)
- Fatty Marries Skinny (1956)
- Bloodshed in the Chu Palace (1956)
- The Sanmen Street Brawl (1956)
- How Xue Dingshan Thrice Angered Fan Lihua (1956)
- The Clumsy Hero (1956)
- Zhu Maichen's Grand Homecoming (1956)
- A Country Girl Looks for Her Husband (1956)
- How Zhou Yu Was Thrice Defeated by Kong Ming (1956)
- The Strange Adventures of a Strange Man (1956)
- How Miss Thirteenth Raided Nengren Monastery (1957)
- The Princess Joins the Chu Army (1957)
- Luo Tong Conquers the North (1957)
- How Fang Tangjing Exasperated the Government Official (1957)
- Martyrs of Ming (1957)
- Naughty Princes, Proud Husband (1957)
- Tricking the Lords with Beacon Fires (1957)
- The Naughty Princess and Her Lover (1957)
- How Di Qing Seized the Pearl Flag (1957)
- The Feuds Between Fang Tanfgjing and Chen Mengji (1957)
- The Petal-Spraying Fairy (1958) ... Kong, father
- The Carp Spirit (1958)
- A Buddhist Recluse for 14 Years (1958)
- The Rouge Well (1958)
- Heartbreak Plaque (1958)
- The Marriage of the 2 Beautiful Qiao Sisters (1958)
- Wu Song Fights the Tiger (1959)
- Miserable Daughter-in-Law (1959)
- Cuckoo's Soul in March (1959)
- The Lotus' Story (1959)
- Story of the Wronged Wife (1959)
- Funny Misunderstanding (1959)
- Three Attempts to Steal the Cup of the Nine Dragons (1959)
- The Orphan's Adventure (1961)
- The Idiot Husband (1961)
- Black Punch 4000 (1961)
- ong bak 4 (1962)
[edit] References
- ^ In The Shadow Of A Legend - Robert Lee Remembers Bruce Lee
- ^ Trans World 60's Punk Hong Kong 60s Re-capture
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Filmography (1939–1961)
